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ICONIC21 adds Gravity Poker to live casino portfolio with 1,000x multipliers

Gravity Poker extends ICONIC21’s multiplier-driven series to a fifth live format, applying the same round-by-round multiplier logic to Texas Hold’em-style dealer play.Demand for hybrid live casino formats that blend…

ICONIC21 adds Gravity Poker to live casino portfolio with 1,000x multipliers

Gravity Poker extends ICONIC21’s multiplier-driven series to a fifth live format, applying the same round-by-round multiplier logic to Texas Hold’em-style dealer play.

Demand for hybrid live casino formats that blend familiar table-game mechanics with slot-style multipliers has accelerated across operator lobbies in 2026. ICONIC21 launched Gravity Poker on 22 October 2026, adding a Texas Hold’em-based live title with multipliers of up to 1,000x to its Gravity Series.

Gravity Poker: mechanics and structure

Studios are increasingly overlaying slot-style multipliers onto classic table formats as operators seek to broaden the appeal of live casino sections beyond core poker and blackjack audiences.

ICONIC21‘s new title applies that approach directly to Texas Hold’em: players compete against the dealer rather than one another, receiving two hole cards and aiming to build the strongest five-card hand from two hole cards and five community cards.

After the flop, they choose either to place a Call bet or fold, a single decision point intended to keep rounds accessible without stripping the game of its strategic element.

Side bets: AA+ and The Pocket

Gravity Poker offers two optional side bets, AA+ and The Pocket, each settled independently of the main game outcome.

  • AA+ pays according to the combined strength of the player’s hole cards and the flop.
  • The Pocket evaluates only the initial two hole cards, awarding qualifying combinations that include pairs and blackjack (an ace paired with a ten-value card).

Both bets can be placed before the main hand progresses, creating additional decision points from the opening deal.

Multiplier system

The game’s central mechanic is a random multiplier applied before each round. A qualifying side-bet outcome is selected at the start of the hand and assigned a multiplier ranging from 10x to 1,000x.

Players holding that specific winning combination receive the boosted payout if the outcome wins, compressing the path to a high-value return into a single hand rather than a separate bonus round, the same structural logic used across the Gravity Series, which previously applied this format to blackjack, roulette, Sic Bo and a wheel title.

Edvardas Sadovskis, Chief Product Officer at ICONIC21, said:

‘Gravity Poker is a natural progression of our Gravity Series, which is built around a simple idea: keeping dynamic multipliers active in every round to create immediate excitement and engagement. The Gravity Series has already proven its appeal across multiple formats, and with Gravity Poker we’ve brought that same multiplier-driven experience to one of the world’s most recognisable card games.’

Gravity Poker is available to operator partners now and supports both desktop and mobile play. The title joins a live casino catalogue that ICONIC21 has been distributing through aggregators including BlueOcean Gaming and NuxGame, as well as direct operator agreements with partners such as Novibet and Winpot MX. No operator exclusivity arrangements for Gravity Poker were disclosed at launch.

About ICONIC21

ICONIC21 is an iGaming content provider offering live casino, slots, virtual games, and promotional tools for operators in regulated markets. Formerly operating as BETER Live, the company became independent from the BETER Group in September 2024 and holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence and BMM Testlabs certification. Its Gravity Series, covering blackjack, roulette, Sic Bo, wheel, and now poker, is the company’s flagship product line and is distributed across regulated European markets and beyond.

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